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When it opened in 1925, the Fieldhouse was a crown jewel of athletic facilities among Western Athletic Conference member colleges. The hardwood floor – measuring 50” x 94” – was the maximum allowed by the rules at the time. It also boasted a handball court, boxing and wrestling rooms, a bowling alley and an automobile garage.
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For 40 years, Sr. Bernadine Curoe (’69), worked at Loras College, working as a counselor and retiring in 2018. If you met her on or off campus you were greeted by a big smile and loving hug.
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How are you staying anchored? This week we share excerpts from a reflection from Pope Francis. In this reflection, Pope Francis reflects on the virtue of hope and how it helps us stay anchored throughout our life. Let us pray for the spirit of God to work through us so we can be people of hope for our brothers and sisters every day.
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Loras College will host a ceremony to unveil the bust of Father Eugene Kutsch (’47) on Wednesday, November 18. The event will be livestreamed at 11 a.m CST.
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How are you staying anchored? This week we reflect on our unity with God and those we encounter everyday. We are called through the mission of the Church to love as God did. How does this unity with God allow us to stay anchored through the trials and tribulations of our own personal lives and those of the world as well?
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How are you staying anchored? This week we share an excerpt from James Martin’s book My Life with the Saints. While the Saints are great models for us, how are we striving to be like them as we walk upon the earth today? Let us remember to stay anchored in the love of the Saints.
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How are you staying anchored? This week we share a reflection from Henri Nouwen that focuses on staying anchored in God’s Love. How does knowing that you are infinitely loved by God help you to stay anchored in your everyday life?
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Each week we are asking the question, “How are you staying anchored?” Today, Paige Lampe (’22) talks about how peace is an essential part of her day allowing her to see each day as a gift. Paige also shares a prayer with us that she wrote about desiring a heart more like Jesus. How are we staying anchored and seeing each day as an opportunity and a gift?
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Patrick Reidy (’79) talks about how his daily routine of silence, reflection, and recognition of our gifts and talents helps us to stay anchored. Not only does this allow us to stay anchored, but it allows us to help others stay anchored as well.
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Each week we’re asking the question, “How are you staying anchored?” Today, Isabelle Werner (’22) shares how she embraces times of silence to follow God’s call for her.
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